

candles on them, candies, soap,
or I'm toying with even using it as a place to set my jewelry....endless ideas!!

Here is a close up!
The hurricanes in the top picture were just as simple!
I just glued the two pieces together, VOILA!
I can't wait to float flowers or candles in them,
holiday candies,
or use them as vases in a wedding for one of my brides!
If you would like specific information on how to make these,
OR come take a class and make these along with an incredible flower design project,
please feel free to contact us at 828.326.7100.
3 comments:
Those are great! Where did you get the flower ones? Is it a bowl? What would you put in it? I'm loving this candlestick thing, come back to my blog in the next couple of weeks to see what else I've done them, I have at least two so far :) Thanks for the link to your blog, it's super cute!!
Kaysi
Keeping It Simple
I love the look of the flower votive holders. Thanks for stopping by my blog! :o)
LOVE your ideas! Thanks for joining my Easter Decor Inspiration Party!
Please visit this post and join my Easter Front Door Decorations Party...
http://bethouaknight.blogspot.com/2010/03/share-your-easter-front-door.html
Happy Easter!
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